Have Some NYC Fun with DJ Disciple March 18th 2023 Mix

DJ Disciple Playlist March 18, 2023 1- Miguel Migs - Lost Messages (Migs Salty Vault Dub) [Salted Music] 2- Jimpster feat Mavhungu - Tribute [Freerange Records] 3- THEMBA (SA) & Nico de Andrea - Disappear feat. Tasan (Andrea Oliva Extended Remix) [Armada Music] 4- OVEOUS, QVLN - Queimar (Original Mix) [Brobot Records] 5- DJ Disciple Feat. Yasmin Palmer - Stars In Her Eyes (Deez Raw Life Remix) [Catch 22 Recordings) 6- Julius Jordan, Eric Roberson, Terry Hunter, JamesPoyser - Real Good Time (Shannon Chambers 1Sound Remix) [Mirror Ball Recordings] 7- Sandy Rivera & Jame Starck  - Set You Free [Deepvisionz] 8- Ezel, Rona Ray - History Repeating {Original Mix} [Bayacou Records] 9- Sugarstarr & Tobi Mack - For The Love Of House (Original Extended) [Sugarstarr Traxx] 10- Arnold & Lane  It's the Place (feat. Sweet Alice) [Club Sweat] 11- Re-Tide - Last Night A Dj Saved My Life (Extended Mix) [Re-Tide Music] 12- Jamie Jones - Lose My Mind (Extended) [Helix Records] 13- Glen Horsborough & Karminia Dai - Making Moves (Extended Mix) [In It Together Records] 14- Prunk & Rona Ray - Keep It Simple (Extended Mix) [Defected] 15- Stacy Kidd - Do What U Feel (Original Mix) [Blend It Records] 16- Omson - Foreglow - [Spacedisco Records] 17- Fex (IT) - Selfish Desire (Original Mix) [Safe Music] 18- Torren Foot, Azealia Banks - New Bottega [Sweat It Out] 19- Jess Bays & Hayley May - Colourblind [ Good Company] 20- Eats Everything ft. ShezAr - Get Up [Three Six Zero Recordings] Grab our book now on Pre-Order: The Beat, the Scene, the Sound A DJ's Journey through the Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of House Music in New York City DJ DISCIPLE AND HENRY KRONK - FOREWORD BY LOUIE VEGA A thrilling and tumultuous, behind-the-scenes account of house music in NYC. The Beat, the Scene, the Sound follows DJ Disciple and his behind-the-scenes account of how DJs, promoters, fans, and others transformed house music from a DIY project into an international sensation—dive into the glitzy clubs, underground parties, and the diverse communities who made up the scene amidst the tumult of 1980s/90s-era NYC—between the fall of disco and the rise of EDM. The book unearths many untold stories of the era. When house first rose to prominence in the 1980s, it brought people together—Palladium, Paradise Garage, Tunnel, Zanzibar, Studio 54, and other clubs were going strong. But as DJ Disciple established himself in the scene, he witnessed it shatter. During the crack-cocaine epidemic, he literally dodged bullets bringing his records to and from clubs at night. HIV/AIDS and homophobia threw up fear-based partitions. Then, mayors worked to close the clubs. House music was pushed underground and then abroad to the UK and Europe. Disciple and many other DJs sought to regain a footing in the United States, but that only became possible with the rise of commercialized EDM. With dozens of interviews and historic photographs, The Beat, the Scene, the Sound shows what is possible when you bring people together and what can unravel when you split them apart. Out Now On Preorder: Barnes & Noble Amazon Goodreads Rowman & Littlefield Buxton Village Books NetGalley Booktopia Chegg Barrett Bookstore Mighty Ape Palabras Bilingual Bookstore One More Page Books Prologue Bookshop And More http://djdisciple.net/ #djdisciple #djdisciplenyc